He-Man and the Masters of the Universe #1 Review “The Seeker” Adam the woodsman has dreams of being someone else, someone larger, braver, and a leader of other super beings. These are literal dreams, not admirations. In these dreams he fights an evil threat and thankfully always wins. Awakening from them he realizes they are […]
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A Welcome Change, “Batman: The Dark Knight #10” Review Issues one through nine of the Batman: The Dark Knight ongoing series left something to be desired. However, issue ten is a welcomed change of pace for the series. Issue ten marks a creative change in the series with David Finch reducing his workload by solely
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Often while I am ringing someone up at Cosmic Comics in Las Vegas I am frequently asked “Hey, what are you currently reading?” considering I often ask the same thing of customers I generally have one or two titles in mind to suggest: Batman & Robin is always my first pick seeing how I love Damien
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I realize this specific topic has been run into the ground… be it both the positive and the negative responses to DC’s new reboot of Harley Quinn, everyone’s favorite crazy-in-love villainess; however, now that I have the platform to do so I am going to throw in my two-cents on the topic. Harley isn’t exactly
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The Ravagers #1 Review “Children of Destiny” In DC’s newest “New 52“, Dr. Fairchild helps many of the Teen Titans escape the prison and scientific lab, N.O.W.H.E.R.E. Unfortunately escape came at a price with many of the teens losing their lives in the process. Because of Fairchild’s earlier involvement with experiments on the teens, with
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Batman Incorporated #1 Review Part One: Demon Star “In the eye of the Leviathan” Something strange is going on in Batman Incorporated, as if the #1 on the cover means nothing to the story. I’m hoping that later issues of this “New 52” will answer a lot of question Batman Incorporated has surfaced. In Batman
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Dial H #1 Review “What’s the 411?” Dial H #1 is a new “The New 52” from DC Comics this week and has an unlikely protagonist named Nelson. Nelson is unhealthy, overweight, and depressed. He comes across his friend Darren who’s getting the living crap beat out of him by a group of thugs under the
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